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Judge Blocks Texas Law Requiring 10 Commandments in Schools

San Antonio federal judge blocks Texas school Ten Commandments law

He wrote that the law was plainly unconstitutional, and children exposed to what he called was a state-approved Christian version of the biblical document was coercive.

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Texas can't require the Ten Commandments in every public school classroom, judge says

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Federal judge temporarily blocks Texas schools from enforcing Ten Commandments law

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Judge Halts Texas Law Mandating the Ten Commandments in School

A federal judge in Texas temporarily halted on Wednesday a state law that would have required the Ten Commandments to be visibly displayed in every public school classroom by Sept. 1.

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Texas can’t require Ten Commandments in some districts, judge rules

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Texas loses first round in court battle over 10 Commandments in schools

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Judge temporarily blocks Ten Commandments posters in some Texas school districts

Plano ISD in North Texas is among school districts impacted by a temporary injunction issued on Wednesday in a lawsuit challenging the law.

Conroe ISD holds off on Ten Commandments displays as legal battle over the new law heats up

Conroe ISD is putting the brakes on displaying the Ten Commandments as a legal battle over the new state law heated up in San Antonio last week.

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Liberty-Eylau ISD raises funds for Ten Commandments posters as state mandate approaches

TEXARKANA, Texas — Liberty-Eylau ISD is relying on donations from local businesses and churches to cover the cost of Ten Commandments posters that will soon be required in all Texas public school classrooms.

Texas court to hear ACLU's challenge against mandatory Ten Commandments in classrooms

A legal battle is unfolding in Texas as the American Civil Liberties Union (ACLU) of Texas, alongside several organizations and 16 families, seeks to h

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Texas Laws Changing on September 1: From Abortion To Property Tax

New laws are due to take effect in Texas on September 1 on subjects including abortion, property tax and Christianity in public schools.